Solving the Roof's Biggest Challenges

00:00 intro
00:28 bird mouth solution
03:32 finishing beams
06:28 mounting to wall plates
09:38 trip to UK
12:12 ceiling board solution
22:30 outro

[DavidS]

Was out walking in the park yesterday and lady asked me where I got my chore jacket. I told her and let her take a pic of the label. Also told her its now available in navy too. Hope she places an order. Thanks for the content.

[its]

This channel is awesome. I started watching when you were rebuilding the roof of the house in France and have since looked forward to every video.

[billwendt]

I love your style of building including mistakes and your enormous efforts to correct them make and your projects perfect even if that means going back to nearly the beginning of your build. I also appreciate your narration which is your normal voice without the exaggerated antics that some YouTubers do to attract clicks. Thank you for all of your hard work and patience.

[Joe___R]

If you want to use solid wood boards to cover a round surface in the future try using more narrow stock and instead young ang grove connections use hallow and round. This technique is used in making wooden canoes and wooden barrels.

[timothyhill]

You are the only one of my utube channels where I wish the posts were longer.
❤

[MrPhotodoc]

You know you're watching a good carpenter when they can solve a problem that is so hard to imagine it makes your head hurt. Mr. Carl never fails.

[all_the_moga]

We're here because you're an absolute pleasure to watch work. The amount of effort shines clearly through.

[Angusrox]

I love these videos. The calm methodical way you go about solving problems is lovely to watch. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the build.

[timcashel]

For future reference drilling into MDF, cover the hole location with blue tape prior to drilling, drill a pilot hole to keep the self-feed tip from pulling the auger in, and run the drill backwards first to score the perimeter of the hole. Lots of work, but your results will be much improved

[jurelwow]

fort smith ar here USA. you are good with your hands and think through your projects. this has kept your videos fresh!! thank you for the work you share.

[Saratonnin]

Please don't change the style of videos you produce. The level of excitement I have over getting the notification of a new video from you is fantastic. That excitement comes from knowing that I will get to see all the wins or struggles from each step of this project. It makes creating something like this feel doable, because it is not only a hi-light reel of all the successes.

[MelvinEdman-xm]

This is what real craftsman do. Constant problem solving. Thank you🎉

[SuperDrumwolf]

for MDF ceiling after installing, fiberglass it. will add strength and make it waterproof. (boat builder here)

[woody]

Thanks Carl, glad you're taking us along on your journey.

[michaelwalz]

Carl, thanks for the transparency in all your videos. We all know the saying, "You learn more from your mistakes than fro. What goes right." But that doesn't mean it isn't frustrating and at times infuriating. I really enjoy hearing you explain your process of working. Onward!

[DiederikAms]

Not to worry about your work and/or mistakes, I enjoy just seeing you at work and listening to your voice. Thrown in a bunch of beautiful vistas and I’m happy. Great entertainment. ❤

[tjbren]

I watch a lot of construction/restoration videos, like A LOT! (Mostly regarding houses) More often than not, I skip through and/or watch them on fast forward. Yours I do not. The way you explain your thinking and your work is interesting and enjoyable. Keep doing what you're doing - the way you're doing it. It works. Thank you for creating valuable documentation.

[cath]

I've been fascinated by this build from the start. The whole process, your level of detail and ingenuity is brilliant.

[TobiasOlsson-hz]

Carl, thanks for your work. It is truely poetry in motion. I got your jacket earlier and have now bought a second one as a birthday present for a friend. If this helps you I am as happy as you beacause I love my jacket as will my pal!
Cheers
Tobias (in Sweden)

[alexandervanderleij]

Great choice on the trailer! I own an ifor williams boxvan trailer in the Netherlands. One with a door/ramp in the back. It is the only closed trailer on the market with this great combination of loading with a forklift and unloading with a palletjack. Ive had it for more than 4 years now and it has proven indestructible! Believe me.. it has seen some abuse.